Niv Acosta
Gina Dell’Amico
Nick Duran
Lauren Davis Fisher
Madeline Hollander
Arley Marks
Temra Pavlovic
Mårten Spångberg
Sylvie Spencer

Session I is a choreography of spaces.

All architecture is impermanent. All human spaces are constructed. Some walls are meant to conceal.

Structured space dictates human flow; it is a choreographic force.

A sewing factory; a cinema; a corral; an arena; a cell; a corridor, the Beverly Hills Hotel.

HUMAN RESOURCES, LOS ANGELES
OCTOBER 3 – 13
OPENING RECEPTION OCT 3 6 – 8 PM
EXHIBITION HOURS 10 AM – 10 PM DAILY

BASE is a series of choreography exhibitions.
These Sessions incorporate performance, workshops, video, and material research.

BASE is the curation of choreography which reflects the specific nature of the medium. BASE seeks to construct a viewing experience that promotes the consideration of choreographic works as artworks, but disrupts traditional relationships between viewer and objects, spectator and performer. Choreography implies the intentional construction of relationships of bodies to space, architecture, other bodies, and viewers. BASE explores the multitude of possibilities for a choreography of the viewing experience.

BASE: Session I will be held at Human Resources, Los Angeles, whose mission is to broaden public engagement with experimental, interdisciplinary and conceptual art and foreground underexposed modes of expression. For the duration of the exhibition, artist Lauren Davis Fisher will continuously construct a mobile skeleton structure, dividing the warehouse space into multiple, shifting interiors that will support works from a selection of artists and performers. These modules become evolving organs examining the conscious and unconscious potentialities of the body, performance, and perception.